I have a card type you may not be familiar with here:
I hear ya.
What's so great about this card?
Well, it's a SAMPLE card. Not the type found in sealed Tuff Stuff's ad Becketts in those days but the prototype sent by Donruss for approval from the MLBPA before full production could begin. Even though it does not say so on the card this is the only one in existence.
And as you can see Dunn is in the process of smashing a tater and Austin has just walloped one out o da park for a quadrangular trot.
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
Monday, January 19, 2009
Another Boring 1 of 1
Yeah. I know. Ho Hum.
WHATZ EVUHZ!
Here we have a
2007 Sweet Spot
Sweet Spot Signatures
SS-AK
Black Bat Gold Ink
WHATZ EVUHZ!
Here we have a
2007 Sweet Spot
Sweet Spot Signatures
SS-AK
Black Bat Gold Ink

This card thick enough to choke a 500 lb guy at a fair is all mine!
Look at that beauty!
Small portrait of Austin.
His awesome signature.
The script 1 of 1. Not just a regular stamp 1/1/
Black bats are AWESOME.
Gold Ink is classy.
Nice card Joe. Nice card.
Look at that beauty!
Small portrait of Austin.
His awesome signature.
The script 1 of 1. Not just a regular stamp 1/1/
Black bats are AWESOME.
Gold Ink is classy.
Nice card Joe. Nice card.
Thursday, January 15, 2009
How thin is too thin?
So I ask you -
How thin is too thin for a baseball card?


This is a very nice card for me. I like the small use of photo. The large white space. Simple logo. Even the sticker is well placed. The back has a nice write up about our hero instead of just letting me know this is an authentic autograph.
But the card is a thin and bendable as a business card. Not a nice linen type one with raised letters but those 1,000 for $5.00 business cards. Why? Was money tight? Was this an early way to throw off pack searchers? Nice card. Just not nice stock.
How thin is too thin for a baseball card?


2002 Donruss Originals
Signature Marks
SM-48 043 / 200
Signature Marks
SM-48 043 / 200
This is a very nice card for me. I like the small use of photo. The large white space. Simple logo. Even the sticker is well placed. The back has a nice write up about our hero instead of just letting me know this is an authentic autograph.
But the card is a thin and bendable as a business card. Not a nice linen type one with raised letters but those 1,000 for $5.00 business cards. Why? Was money tight? Was this an early way to throw off pack searchers? Nice card. Just not nice stock.
Saturday, January 10, 2009
Back from the DL
After a long rehab my Kearns Kards
is back and ready to take the field.
There were times of wondering if this blog
would be able to swing some wood
is back and ready to take the field.
There were times of wondering if this blog
would be able to swing some wood
Put on the ol leather
Button up
the jersey
Looks like Kearns Kards is back!
May not post everyday but will aim for 2 a week.
Friday, April 4, 2008
Austin's April 3 Box Score
A great game in the field with 3 catches and an assist. No errors. At the plate he was normal Kearns. Batting fifth in the lineup is giving Austin plenty of RBI opportunities. Batting behind Lastings, Zimmerman and Johnson make him a batter to watch this season. Man am I glad I have him on my fantasy teams.
April 3 vs. Phillies
1 for 4 at the plate 1 Run 1 Hit 1 RBI .250 AVG.
Austin for the Season
4 for 13 at the plate 2 Runs 4 Hits 0 HR 4 RBI .308 AVG.
1 for 4 at the plate 1 Run 1 Hit 1 RBI .250 AVG.
Austin for the Season
4 for 13 at the plate 2 Runs 4 Hits 0 HR 4 RBI .308 AVG.
Austin's April 2 Box Score
Granted the above sweet swing did not come into play, but neither did anyone else's. Austin posted the ol goose egg line in the box score.
April 2, 2008 vs. Phillies
0 for 3 at the plate 0 Runs 0 Hits 0 HR 0 RBI .000 Avg
Season Totals
3 for 9 at the plate 2 Runs 4 Hits 0 HR 4 RBI .333 Avg
0 for 3 at the plate 0 Runs 0 Hits 0 HR 0 RBI .000 Avg
Season Totals
3 for 9 at the plate 2 Runs 4 Hits 0 HR 4 RBI .333 Avg
Tuesday, April 1, 2008
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